To provide semi-skilled assistance including daily provision of lubes, fuel, grease, and inspection of heavy mining and auxiliary equipment to maintain high standard equipment health to effectively maintain mining / auxiliary equipment.

In This Role You Will

Perform Maintenance Duties

• Perform daily servicing, including inspections of heavy mining and auxiliary equipment.
• Perform lube level checks and top-ups on equipment.
• Responsible for changing oil and other fluids to maintain equipment or vehicle health condition.
• Provide daily distribution of fuel to mining and other support equipment / plants on a schedule.
• Maintain and update daily / shift service, fuel, and lubes records, and provides information and recommendations about the equipment to dispatchers and supervisors.
• Perform other routine equipment health condition checks such as pressure, temperature, wear loose parts, damage, etc., and advise shift supervisor and maintenance dispatch accordingly.
• Manual greasing of all available and required greasing points, bearings / bushings as well as examine components joints for dryness and promptly advice accordingly.
• Collaborate and follow the daily schedule as directed by the Maintenance Dispatchers or Shift Supervisors.
• Daily inspection and report of all defects on the service trucks for repairs and correction.
• Ensure service or lube trucks and their nozzles / Wiggins are always clean and in good condition.

Health and Safety Management

• Comply with all Newmont and regulatory agency Health, Safety, Loss Prevention, and Environmental procedures, requirements, and standards.
• Operate safely and take steps to prevent minimal wear and tear and / or damage to equipment.
• Work without risk or harm to others.
• Maintain a strong focus on safety throughout all activities.
• Attend daily morning safety meetings, Process Safety Management (PSMs).
• Observe and adhere to all Fatality Risk Management (FRM) critical controls.
• Observe all exclusion zones in the pits as required by Geotechnical Team.

Your Training, Skills & Experience Checklist

Formal Qualification (including Professional Registrations):

• Senior High School Certificate or Technical/Vocational Trade Certificate

Additional Knowledge:

• General understanding of maintenance engineering.
• Mineral Commission Operator Competency.
• License E.

Experience:

• Minimum of 1 year mechanical and / or electrical maintenance experience, preferably in a mining or industrial environment.

Technical Skills:

• Basic communication (English written and verbal) and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to read and understand documentation.
• Ability to build and maintain positive relationships with peers and supervisor.

Behavioural Attributes:

• Manual dexterity.
• Safety conscious.
• Good listener.
• Self-motivated.
• Team player.
• Technically inclined.
• Tenacity.